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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1948

Page

2

Rush to join 229th Field Artillery recruits at Cun am Armory

Indications of a morning rush as men seek enlistment in the 229th Field Artillery at Cun am Armory. Six men accepted on Tuesday with about 25 more awaiting physicals to meet enlistment standards. Lt. Col. Mitchell expects most of the quota to be filled today as recruits gather at the Frank avenue armory.

229Th Field Artillery Cunam Armory Col. Mitchell 220Th Frank Avenue

Rivals Plan Talks to Block Dewey Blitz

Sen. Robert A. Taft and Harold E. Stassen invited Gov. Earl Warren and backers of Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg to join a bid to block the Dewey blitz. Taft said Warren and Gov. Kim Sigler were invited to a secret 2 p.m. EDT meeting with him and Stassen.

Philadelphia INS Robert A. Taft Harold E. Stassen Earl Warren Arthur H. Vandenberg Taft Warren Kim Sigler Ohio End Stassen

Dewey Signals Running Mate Choice Ahead of Convention

Dewey leaders floated a Dewey Green ticket with Green as potential running mate and Halleck as a backup if Green cannot serve. The shift followed Sen Edward Martin’s withdrawal from Pennsylvania and endorsement of the New Yorker, stirring rival camps and reshaping maneuvering at the convention.

Dwight Green Illinois Green Charles Halleck Indiana Dewey Edward Martin Pennsylvania Martin Haltwey

Hoover Receives Rousing Tribute at Event

Ex president Hoover is publicly honored as supporters erupt in a 16 minute demonstration. Delegates and gallery attendees cheer, Hoover appears surprised yet dignified in a blue suit. A second item notes a United States nose specialist claiming Americans are developing larger noses due to dry winter air.

United States America

Pa News Reports Local Spotting and Street Changes

Pa News notes a small creature seen in The News lobby and reports removal of downtown Washington street iron standards. Gaston Park hosts picnickers as Owen Fox manages events. Churches prepare to welcome back former members for the sesquicentennial. highway signs keep 20 miles to Youngstown. Old Mt Jackson veterans post home dismantled for materials to Bessemer dwellings.

Washington Street Pa Nene Highway Department Youngstown State Line Veterans’ Post Mt. Jackson Pa Newe Beaver Township Bessemer

New Deal Blunders Cost Americans High Price

General Halleck denounced New Deal policies for draining U S resources through foreign aid and defense spending He blamed Democratic leadership for appeasing Russia and warned the Republic against Communist influence in government citing rising prices and material shortages.

United States Halleck New Deal Russia Republican Party New Deal Democrat

State Delegation Vote Split In Philadelphia Caucus

Philadelphia leaders split the state delegation with City Chairman William Meade urging followers into the Dewey camp while Sheriff Austin Meehan backs Duff. The split signals a contest for the caucus tonight as Duff reportedly tests support amid the intraparty divide. New York City measures 36 miles long and 16.5 wide at its broadest point.

Philadelphia William Meade Dewey Austin Meehan Duff Martin New York City

Dewey and Green May Be Nominated by GOP

The article notes Dewey and Green as potential Republican nominees. Senator Edward Martin announced he would place Dewey’s name in nomination, signaling a major break for Dewey and prompting opposition from Duff supporters. Ballot timing remains uncertain with a third ballot hoped for.

Dewey Green GOP Tin Hoover California Joe Scott Los Angeles Herbert Hoover Katherine St. George New York Tom Dewey Buffalo Bill Edward Martin Pennsylvania Thomas Dewey Martin Deweys Duff Alabama Arizona Taft Martins

Dewey Strength Grows as Convention Moves Ahead

Missouri may cast 17 of 33 votes for Dewey while Alabama backs him for nomination. Senator Vandenberg enters the race, Taft predicts Dewey’s defeat on later ballots, and division remains among rivals. The fifth session opens with Halleck warning Russia as Dewey Taft clash persists.

Missouri Dewey Taft Stassen Alabama Pennsylvania Edward Martin New Yorker Vandenberg Michigan Ohioan Philadelphia INS Russia House Charles A. Halleck Indiana Halleck Dewey Taft Thomas E. Dewey Robert A. Taft Martin Massachusetts

Deaths Of The Day Charles H Covert and Others

Obituary notices list Charles H Covert 65 of Edenburg died Tuesday at his brother in law's home on DuShane Street. Survivors include wife Lucy Woods Covert and four children. Other deaths include Anna Zohosky 80 of Wampum and Sgt William E Dinsmore. Funeral arrangements and cemetery interments noted for each.

Charles H. Covert Edenburg R. D DuShane Street Covert Harrisville Martin and Mary Powell Covert Youngstown Road Modern Woodmen of America Lucy Woods Covert Orland Covert Canton Laverne Price New Castle Lucille Lloyd Clairton Evelyn McCall Clarence Covert Washington, Pa Frank Covert Cleveland D.S.T Harry L. Johnson Edenburg Methodist Church Graceland Cemetery Howard L. Reynolds Anna Zohosky Wampum Ellwood City Hospital Joseph Zohosky Poland St. Monica's Church Mary Kransky Josephine Frickanish Elizabeth Skoczylas Samuel Albert Zahosky Kasper Biega St. Monica’s Church St. Joseph’s Cemetery Marshall Funeral Home Sgt. Dinsmore William E. Dinsmore E. H. Dinsmore North Beaver Township New Castle Junction Mahoning Funeral Home West Madison Avenue Mt. Jackson U. P

Family thanks for kindness after brother Harry McAnaney

We thank friends neighbors and relatives and the Fraternal Order of Eagles for kindness sympathy after the death of our brother Harry McAnaney. Appreciation is expressed for flowers and cars donated. Tests on heartwood from trees killed by fire or insects show the wood remained sound and strong.

Fraternal Order of Eagles Harry McAnaney

Forest Fire Control Spending in the United States

The United States spends between 15 million and 20 million dollars annually on forest fire control by public and private agencies.

United States

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